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    “The contributions we tried to to make embodied values not only of technical excellence and innovation. Which I think we did our share of- but innovation of a more humanistic kind”- Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs changed the technical world forever. He invented many life changing things. He was a very smart and successful man. He invented many things such as the Imac or the Macbook‚ and the Iphone. Apple still continues to put out new products and dominate other tech companies. Steve Jobs’s life started

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    The industrial revolution is known as a time of change. It took place in the 1800s and early 1900s‚ and lots of changes were made. New perspectives on issues came to life and changed the way we see the world today. Many strikes took place‚ people switched lifestyles‚ more jobs were created‚ and new innovations were brought to life. This time period changed America for the better and influenced the way one sees the world. Overall‚ the industrial revolution was successful‚ it increased the number of

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    1.01 Travel Journal 1. How did the boundaries of the Roman Empire change? In 1000 BCE‚ a group of Latins‚ later known as Romans‚ founded the city of Rome. After almost 500 years of it being founded‚ the Romans set up a republic. They gained territory by force‚ beginning with the Italian peninsula and then easily moving to the Mediterranean region. The Romans launched a series of three wars‚ known as the Punic Wars. During this time‚ the were able to conquer Carthage and in return gained access

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    The Industrial Revolution paved the way for innovation today. It helped to shape the ideas of the modern world on how technologies have impacted society. Without most of these inventions‚ the world would not be the same. While the invention of the cotton gin and telephone were both immensely impactful‚ this one proved to be just a step ahead in the category of revolutionary. In 1793‚ the American inventor Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin. This was a machine that automated and sped up the process

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    Though Thomas Edison is most well know for inventing the lightbulb‚ he has many other contributions to the engineering society that often go unnoticed. He has been deemed by many as one of the most influential people of all time and is considered to have had a large impact on modern civilization. Edison had a large breadth of experience working with motors‚ generators‚ and light bulbs. He fine-tuned and improved the DC generator/motor and expanded the popularity of both the DC and AC motors

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    what everyone conformed to. John Lennon was a man that left an impact that may seem minimal to society but in reality‚ he captured the vision of what a peaceful world should look like. As a man that was not fond of abiding by any rules or the status quo‚ he decided to take his ability and passion for music in another direction. Most people would call it crazy but it is people like John Lennon that change the world in the simplest way. In John Lennon’s song “Imagine” the vision of a world without

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    Leonardo Da Vinci The Renaissance shaped social‚ cultural‚ and political phases of the European life from the fourteenth to the seventeenth century. Leonardo da Vinci had a great impact on the renaissance and today’s world with his art and his inventions. His many famous works still influence everyone in today’s world. For example‚ the Mona Lisa. Leonardo’s artistic skills came from his youth and is seen in his famous painting that is still talked about today. Born in Vinci‚ Italy on April

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    people who have impacted the world and changed the way we live. Many have created new technology that has made our lives easier‚ and others have advanced medical technology to make our lives last longer and make us healthier. One person who impacted society in a positive way is named Fred Smith. Though his idea was thought to be impractical by his professor at Yale‚ Fred Smith was determined to see his idea of overnight shipping a success and he never gave up on his idea. Even though he would face hardships

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    undeniably an icon of social change within not only America‚ but also around the world where his music has been heard. Author Anthony Bogues in his article “Get Up‚ Stand Up: The Redemptive Poetics of Bob Marley” even goes as far as to compare Marley to Martin Luther King Jr. seeing the evidence that they both stood strongly for social change in a time when we most surely needed it. Bogues writes‚ “common to both King and Marley was the universalism‚ a commitment to social change‚ and the fact that both

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    There have been many influential woman that have changed and shaped the roles of women in society in the past and in the future. They opened up the doors of opportunity for future women and made many contributions to our society‚ but there’s one woman in particular that stands out‚ Elizabeth Blackwell. She has contributed greatly to American society by expanding women’s rights through her passion‚ perseverance and competence to become the first woman doctor in America. In the mid and late 1800s

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